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Buy This, Not That: Five Reasons One Airline Beats Its Biggest Rival
Higher profit margins. Stronger earnings growth. Better revenue growth. And one more advantage that could deliver bigger gains as flights resume…
Monday Takeaways: Will Investors Get Lucky in This “Throw the Dice” Market?
Friday’s dramatic 100-point S&P rally off the lows wasn’t enough to erase an ugly week dominated by AI spending concerns. Meanwhile, the government shutdown is clouding critical data and Nvidia dropped 9%. What happens next?
Buy This, Not That: Should You Chase Amazon’s Gap or Buy Microsoft’s Dip?
Amazon jumped on cloud earnings. Microsoft’s been moving sideways. One has 40% growth with low-40s margins. The other has 20% growth with mid-30s margins. Which is the better buy?
Monday Takeaways: The Great AI Divide – Winners Surge as Losers Crash
Earnings season is exposing the truth about AI investments. Amazon’s 20%-plus cloud growth sends the stock soaring, but Oracle and Meta learned that promises without revenue lead to brutal sell-offs.
Buy This, Not That: Revenue vs. Hype in Rare Earth Stocks
One rare earth company has a bigger market cap but zero revenue. Its smaller competitor generates $30.5 million in sales with 29% margins…
Monday Takeaways: Why This Bull Market Is Just Getting Started
From Trump-Xi trade talks to mega-cap earnings, from technical breakouts to geopolitical wins – every signal points to one conclusion: We’re in a bull market. Enjoy it.
Buy This, Not That: The Tale of Two Fraud-Hit Banks
Newport Beach investment firms allegedly duped two regional banks with the same properties. But only one bank has the diversification and controls to weather this storm.
Monday Takeaways: Bull Market’s Third Birthday Brings Unwelcome Gifts
The Nasdaq’s 118% surge from 2022 lows marks an incredible three-year run, but cracks in the banking foundation and Trump’s tariff flip-flops are testing investor nerves.
Buy This, Not That: Revenue vs. Empty Promises in the Rare Earth Rush
Two rare earth stocks soared on government backing. But only one has actual revenue, a production facility, and a guaranteed buyer.
Monday Takeaways: The “TACO” Effect Strikes Again
Trump threatened 135% tariffs on China Friday. Markets crashed. Now markets are back up. Here’s why the pattern matters more than the threats.